Allen Hurns went down in the first quarter of the Cowboys playoff game against the Seahawks.
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Cowboys wide receiver Allen Hurns suffered a gruesome ankle injury in the first quarter of Saturday night's Wild Card game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Hurns' awkwardly rolled his ankle after it got caught under the body of his tackler.

The injury leaves the Cowboys shorthanded at wide receiver moving forward in the postseason.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Allen Hurns suffered a gruesome ankle injury in the first quarter of Saturday night's Wild Card game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Holding an early 3-0 lead, the Cowboys were facing third-and-seven in their own territory. Quarterback Dak Prescott found Hurns on a quick throw, who spun away from his defender and secure a first down.

Unfortunately, Hurns would take an brutal fall after being brought down by Bradley McDougald and Akeem King, with his ankle getting caught, and awkwardly turned in the collision.

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Replays of the injury showed how gruesome Hurns' ankle turn was.

After the injury, players on both teams looked stunned and devastated. Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett stood by Hurns and held his hand as he was helped into a stretcher to be taken off of the field.

As he was carted out of the stadium, the Dallas crowd offered Hurns a cheer of best wishes.

Hurns' injury leaves the Cowboys a bit shorthanded moving forward, with fellow receiver Cole Beasley is already dealing with an ankle injury of his own.